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Arab culture
Arab culture refers to the culture in Arab countries of the Middle East, from Morocco to the Persian Gulf. Language, literature, gastronomy, art, architecture, music, spirituality,philosophy, mysticism (etc.) are all part of the cultural heritage of the pan-Arab world.
La cultura árabe se refiere a la cultura en los países árabes de Oriente Medio, desde Marruecos hasta el GolfoPérsico. Lengua, la literatura, la gastronomía, el arte, la arquitectura, la mística música, la espiritualidad, la filosofía, (etc) son parte del patrimonio cultural del mundo pan-árabe.

Men
Arabdress for men ranges from the traditional flowing robes to blue jeans, T-shirts and western business suits. The robes allow for maximum circulation of air around the body to help keep it cool, and thehead dress provides protection from the sun. At times, Arabs mix the traditional garb with Western clothes.[126]
Headdress The male headdress is also known as Keffiyeh. Headdress pattern might be anindicator of which tribe, clan, or family the wearer comes from. However, this is not always the case. While in one village, a tribe or clan might have a unique headdress, in the next town over anunrelated tribe or clan might wear the same headdress.

A wedding carriage in Jisr az-Zarqa, Israel
* Checkered headdresses relate to type and government and participation in the Hajj, or apilgrimage to Mecca.
* Red and white checkered headdress – Generally of Jordanian origin. Wearer has made Hajj and comes from a country with a Monarch.
* Black and white checkered headdress – Thepattern is historically of Palestinian origin.
* Black and grey represent Presidential rule and completion of the Hajj.
* Shi’a- black turbans associated with Shi’a clergy who are somehow connectedto the Prophet Muhammed or Ali Ibn Abi Talib the cousin of the Prophet who was the 4th Khalif of Islam and leader of the Shi’a sect.
* Those who wear white turbans are associated with the...